How many activities are correctally running on my schcema

Hi,
1)how can i find out , how many queies are correctally running on my schcema with same identity or with out ?
2)how many activities are correctally running on my schcema ?
yorus sincerely

Sorry, I've read your post a number of times and I can't understand either question.
Can you rephrase or clarify?
Just guessing, but you might start by looking at v$sql and v$session.
You should also post your Oracle version number. Not 10g or 11g but the exact number (do a select * from v$version).

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